The best looking bodykits
11-27-04, 10:14 AM
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i always thought that last kit was to gaudy (sp). to low for me to. I am going with the GP sports kits. there are lots of places to buy them one is www.horsepowerfreaks.com they have them and there are a few others as well.
The one i have always liked that i havent seen in a while, is the yellow panspeed fc. i havent seen a good pic of that in 2 years. it was a nice kit.
TurboSmoke
The one i have always liked that i havent seen in a while, is the yellow panspeed fc. i havent seen a good pic of that in 2 years. it was a nice kit.
TurboSmoke
11-27-04, 01:08 PM
#55
kill it with BOOMSTICK!
Originally Posted by TurboSmoke
^ looks to much like a old supra, i hate it
Also, Dltrezen's body kit is the best I've seen through this whole thread, so THERE!
11-27-04, 04:08 PM
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I like the Mariah Mode Six, except for the front bumper, and the rear wing. It'd look pretty good with the RE Amemiya FC2000 front end, and maybe a GT style wing, or none at all. I'd probably also add the RE rear diffuser.
MarkPerez: Why do you want only the wideody rears? That'll look weird IMHO, besides you can already fit big tires back there. With the stock fronts and mode six rears you'll still be limited to about 235 in front, but you'd be able to have 315's in the back, and that'd look WEIRD! The reason th go widebody (besides looks) is to be able to run rediculously large tires all around for good handling.
MarkPerez: Why do you want only the wideody rears? That'll look weird IMHO, besides you can already fit big tires back there. With the stock fronts and mode six rears you'll still be limited to about 235 in front, but you'd be able to have 315's in the back, and that'd look WEIRD! The reason th go widebody (besides looks) is to be able to run rediculously large tires all around for good handling.
11-27-04, 04:11 PM
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11-30-04, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by kompressorlogic
my vote goes for the corksport border 2 kit, and keeping the flip up lights.
ive been trying to find a site that sells the uras spoiler for sooo long. who sells it?
11-30-04, 10:00 PM
#70
Originally Posted by vice
why dont you just say you like the border type II kit? the corksport version is just a copy. so why give the props to border?
ive been trying to find a site that sells the uras spoiler for sooo long. who sells it?
ive been trying to find a site that sells the uras spoiler for sooo long. who sells it?
well i give propse to the cork sport 1 cause im poor !!! haha now that black foto shop 1 is filthy too!
11-30-04, 10:01 PM
#71
Originally Posted by vice
why dont you just say you like the border type II kit? the corksport version is just a copy. so why give the props to border?
ive been trying to find a site that sells the uras spoiler for sooo long. who sells it?
ive been trying to find a site that sells the uras spoiler for sooo long. who sells it?
well i give suport to the cork sport 1 cause im poor !!! haha now that black foto shop 1 is filthy too!
12-01-04, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by gerbraldy
12-01-04, 01:04 AM
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The huge thing I noticed about Japan made FRP kits and US made FRPs are the thickness. A friend bought a kit for his hachi from Japan and another bought one in the US (cheaper).
There was no comparison. Before you buy a kit online, be sure to check it's thickness.
There was no comparison. Before you buy a kit online, be sure to check it's thickness.
